New coach Kian Ann targets top four finish despite major challenges


PETALING JAYA: The odds may be stacked against the Malaysian cagers in their quest to qualify for the semi-finals of the Cambodia SEA Games next month but they are ready to take on the challenge.

The men’s team have to adapt to a new coach, Yong Kian Ann (pic), who has taken over the reins following the resignation of Jeff Viernes last month.

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